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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1887-01-01
Until Further Notice

liberal offer TO the sick and afflicted. All who
wish to take a of medical treatments at the
Ne. Infirmary. Lewiston. Maine. 80 Park
st, can have discount on travelling expenses
within 100 miles. Address, with stamp, DIR. =.
YORK for a private list Of symptom. and other i'm
portant information, free. See tfrms of board
lime of treatments in 355 different forms Thous-
ands of diseases cared at this Institution when all
hope has departed. dec3ldAwm
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1887-01-01

4 severe snow storm ragged last night.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1887-01-01
YORK.

movement is on foot, which has tor its
object the holding of the September term of
the Supreme Court for YORK county in Saco
instead of Alfred. paper is i'll circulation
in the two cities, and has already received the
signatures of nesryall the lawyers there, who
favor such Il change.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1887-01-01
AT LARGE.

Pensions have been increased as follows to
parties in Maine: Richard r. Robbins, South
Woodstock; John w. Harrodon, Auburn {;
Albion d. Carroll, Washington; Horstio, N.
James, South Charlotte. A pension has been
allowed to Daniel Scott, Richmond.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1887-01-01

Form your good resolutions today.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1887-01-01
Report for 1880.
CAPITAL CASES.

Following is an abstract of the report to-
1886.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1887-01-01

Attorney General Baker has completed his
report. for 1885 and 1855 sndby his courtesy
W have been allowed to examine advance
sheets. .'@
Following 10 . summary of the report of
1885.
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a:,p:sd sssss sellsesed for ,hs. ~. eadi.eI

This table shows the number of prosecu-
tians and portion of the offences.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-10-04

Tha letter written BY President Olevs-
iand 70 Superintendent Fox Of the
PhiladelphlA mins iust prsvieus 70 the
meeting Of The Stats convention Of The
Pennsylvania DsmeeFais. continues 10
exotic . great dsal Of gossip and apeca-
Latina IN political circles. The Presi
dent does not deny that be wrote such
q latter and Superintendent Fox admits
thal be Feaelxsd 10. Neither Cleveland
nor Fox. however, IL willing 70 have The
isttsr published and 10 this fact is dee
the RFeal anoans Of gossip that u has
Dceasicnsd. II is plansibly argasd that
" the lssteF we're . efsdisable one there
would be no objection 10 making 10 pub
ilo and thaa as = very decided obiecsion
. Expressed, especially By TIE occupant
Of the whlta Moase. n IL safe 70 intef
ahai The ielseF ls noe Que which Mr..
Cleveland would like 70 csc pAEadse
With ghoallah alec By the Eibaid pfess.
Samuel J. Randall, who aaw the letter
sfsss u vaa reoalved by superintendent
For, is reported 10 have said that u vas
written b. the Presidents cen hand
and that u h - specimen Of insolsnce
ana The emhodimsnt Of hosaisn. whieh
woald not reflect mach credit on the
Presidents eiysi service reform Ideas"
HapsElnien1anl Fox. IN answer 10 those
Who bare urged that Ne make the letter
pablo. has declared thai be vii mel Do
20 without che eonsenl Of the Presidents.
. sonssnt which Is not forthcoming.
The general impFssssoE u hal TIE les
teE referred 10 Pennsylvania State poil.
tisa and shas q urged sapsFintsnaans
Fox 70 usa his hesa sifsEts 70 "doSn"
Randall TIE disinsiisasleh Of ths
President 10 have Ne eontanls Of the
letter made pabllo 10 = pretty coed lndi.
eatien that lE Is not enc Of whIeh be h
very rrond
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-10-04

Tue track layers on Ne Manitoba
soad reached Fort Benton Aonssna On
lass Thursday. and shs event vas nads
the eoaasion ~ . eeiebsation sneh a.
the hsad wassEs Of shs Missouri nsssF
before ssw. President HlIl Of the Mani
toha systsn vas present and made >
npaeeh 70 ne anssmbisd crowd In which
be promlusd al manner Of good thsnRs
10 he people Of FoEa Benton, - rail-
road presidents ere aceussoned to 90
an such oeonions. The laas spike, .
oliver one manufactured especially f0E
che occasion, was driven BY Mrs. hili,
che wife Of The Rrsat EailFoadsE, amid
ths playing Of brass banda and ihs
booming Of cannon. Regular paassnasF
trains with throueh slsspeEa from b.
Paul 10 Fort Benton wsll begin Eunnina
tAis wsek, and ths arss freight train
from ths East arrived a Fort panton
on lass Saturday. The eempiatioe 81
the Manitoba 10 Foot Benton viii grove
4 aFeas advantage 10 the people Of
Northwestern MenlanA who have here
tofose bssn Ont Of from railEoed con
nsaaIon VITA The rest Of The eoantRy and
have heen compelled to depend upon
tha uneeFtain navigation Of The uppsi
Missouri for theis communication with
aha East.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-10-04

aasna fAs - pa Il 1tns u pasla !.
Eyasy na&ssamee ef ska ASSESSES g.
Fee1sa % fts c1ndannaMa a. hsws
sga1. hAs ksa saeh e. - disaaa sny
basa fhma BE- mieAl hnp0 akas q wsza
- mass - szssna massy % ana mns-
8a8a1s.
Rszy rzsasA ahna haa haan ma6n
aasinst &c hanaizla q tke 60
man. slahss - rHnsflsna paa ~
pahiss messinas 81 ihrsnr - esnzsna
a ske Anazslias Eee. b - bsan sutEiaA
wish fhnsna nf ~ nmanf aeat
usll - siaiesa npun stm amaEnam pes-
paa d snss tie nues n eezEkpe est
Herr Eless and kas fisw4ss aentsaElS
aFs flssh impsglaaanns . Auaaps ed
thsy are 81 - tasnsusekiy asaalaaud
wilh he sAasaasan ef - AzheKiaan
psopls. AfiaF shag haEs hesn II thia
egnnsEy fsw yaaE1 fheg I'll knew ahai
rs Amsxasan ranBAs sannss BE- fElgat
suea. Thsg mag be ps1saaasa naag b
eosxsd. nany esun be anoisd. - theg
sannoa be fEiah1sHed. TIA GhEeass a.
sash nsssg azilnHas a. ass sian0ginR
azmanm ne exsantf1n 81 fhe 0Aisaep
muT5mrKs hnEs aboat e nneA aEact
upam ahann % womid - ahffpanK ef 60
nany grasahoppssu. Thsg hstisve shat
she coademnsd nen have fMisiy fer
fsissd sheis lives. and uaisas - ssn-
ssnes paassd upsn thszn e go aalds IN .
legal mannsg. Il viii Be carried o1i IN
spite Of tho threats and rawlings 81 eli
shs AnarsAlsls bsawssn The Atlantic and
lbs Paaias.
n spism aad hia eompAniens really
ears for thess lives thsy shouId asas
ahsas fEsenan on The ostaida - shanas
thslr tactics. ThsiFattsmpt - fEiGhtsn
ne AmssisAn people viii Be diamAl
fallnss, and sxsry shFsat thai d aitsgsd
bua makes a mese oaxtain that ne bhsE.
Ia Of Geek euusiy win hare impDstana
wssk to perfssm % the eisssnih day Of
November.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-10-04

TIE following letter Is pablishsd By
IA erokane Rr,ses

TIE following letter h pahlishsd By
tae SPOKANE Rssiew
DAuMMoan, Asnt-. Sept -. 1881.
Today met Charles w. Waite. Who
had inss eome 10 fron g two months
pfozpeckiee "trip north OF here And east
81 the FiAE Head lake. He ears he met
and eampsd several days with q party
OF twent9,fse MAnitoba engineers, Who
we're Running q line wss1 fran GFsas
Fails they wefA uithin aboua 40 milea
q fiaa Head iake. Ffom What be eoaia
learn. OhaFtie says ihsf intead exten4-
sns Ne Tine % via he Fiat Head lake,
the kootanal river aad aarass the Pend
a Ofetlls river and ca % the Soard
The chief u The party stated THAI thsy
wpsia tan line aeMn 10 Spokane, tha
sane a TIE eomrAny e now eonsiEnna-
lnz fsem Great Falls 30 nelana and
Baate Cay. Bona EyANa.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-10-04


Las Thnrnaay ns1rnina nEx. wm. Z.
Gwfs. EHspsfaasE a. 80 Cts aaahlea.
nzar re ~ hsssl a xaana. I'D -
wifs fhmE be wguld 20 d1mn % ean1tlsl
80 1sGxsn am 90 asEsxnnna nsaE.s "a
kfmsa hsx ed tAs eAilausn npca-by
sd alnt i ~ las1 GhnT hare nsen Of
him from flsms hnux un1il the pEessnt
ttm9. Hn stmAa1 tha3 - had . flstls
basfnnz with - fx1n6 9haEhaM ASH
e n1tlA So Rage fhas as ne ca1sct
IL. in !. Dspiuson. agfsiand q Mr..
9wins ezne hese yesterday sad Mzsex 9
mcs9 6iliRsmf nanKoh fails 90 End 8mins :
nnnzn 90 Mng o. the hc1sl as9is1<rAs ano
"a fnx has rot hean abe 20 nnd any-
naa VITO mw 8mEn IN Gsatkses 1t.
Dasiasnm Rsys thaf Mxa. Gwfn i a.
west distressed 0TeR tAe neneinns& sb-
senos ef BE haa hand, and faf that Eea-
eco ha dEoppnd his basinena nxd GlAKeed
ozf to fnd ms mfzsIna niau MrA
Gwin feaTM shal annoe f8s&l ae9l Dc haa
hafalizn haE hnzhmnd, rs she h4n wTie-
ten ard talearanhed Ia every dis@Hki1n
and haa tailed ID bear Of hfnn al hAra.
Charles Adgit Il cas- 81 tcwn III hi.
Daviasun hnef1aem nnabia 10 heag fr09
hfm, bnt his partner Neazaa has 4E.
Gmin rs nns thsrs lzst xhua8ay.
Gain il d sandy npmpiexinne6 man.
abcuk q fest 10 inches high raahsR spaxe
hnil1 eandg msoossaeh, and was siiRhflg
lars ID s l1fE f08t q which he wore
Q saipraF. 9hsse ID EenppnEent Eeasnn
Wig he zAou&d ieaga his h0m1 and bnai-
uess tnaanfinmalIysz HIS &lmnnsfio reaa-
ti9ns we're splA4snnk ard his business
uF0sparuaz. ar. Uaxissan ID very anxi-
COS % learn anything he eau Of 9wiBs
and will not lEaxe town until be has az
hnna1sd every Essonscs 81 bis eonnaaDd.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-10-04
A DKFEgRAsrs RFeErS.

As inassssstnG pcint cas- EGAssA In
tbs eass a. shs Tertiary aeAlnsa Frank
DoWAlne whlsh was saksa frum Peiies
sasstse sodeshes9s ceast 10 he Die.
tEica coaEt ~ q vita ~ eeEsiegAst. 4,
appeAFe6 ffem tie sfaaxias and wes
nai 3sHied By Poitse 1asliea eoasrh4rn.
wsa FspFe9enssd himNA4, thAs wills
D&wninz was nos rfusent il The Passee
uoarf. ne bearing 70 rs eaae wss BE-
gan an1 pEoaaede3 vita. ard several
Witnesses axansned. 1sdes Jaaes So
RaStNd tAss tia Was unnza4l.
a. es1srai prtHatrke, year HaaoT.
u mislzs@eAnoE $500 a 10 nol SECS essFy
t&Aa tAe &efesdant shonlA De pEesxns. =
mia Ms. no2efhsga,
A. q general pEtsetR&ee fspilsd
Smage Ja1ea, @As aAeaid Be prEpenf
HsweveR. aAeasa t3AaI haRs ska cnes-
tSea tHvssttRsfea sn4 Wfa dlspaaa 81 Il
te-maSNow mexHink"
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-10-04


Ths ars1 maE pouaA Ersm HsatzEn esss
- AswiAshkmahn nmssF - nsm 81
ranmsns ~ - Eailsay m1El mrvsns
laas yang nerninR. 2haza aEe ngm
10 naal sFElans w1lrA ennnaet 80
- MaEslasn EasfHs auza aneersa 81
ahs pEnna nahsanis. ens a SO y.
elank ID &c 30 - mn1 - ezzs9 a .
afssnek q mlNAk
IWhan insesesus aEanun and sAlu1
giekk EenxF, ~ - 1sniAwQg maM MaxV-
leR msrs hera. aid Possesses M8en
geaAsE4aF. sslhsY hrsf rna alH& 61s1 I'D
han III aaaf - laa nna Sad mRisten
sa9amR lasAnna 10 Fua4m&eseR 8EnsEAk
WfiaM anaima kfrm a nFsNre d f,31ses
maiR asrgfnn fnf @aataAa. kl14Gaah
VIII amAg hmwa d paEfsas maegA1n Wham .
RnRna &num& Ennza finA q tH1ta elseaAa
lssEs has. - aheat asn eisioek = -
aDid FSsy aay anylhing aboaf sash :
ehRnMnf waa aahn&.
III e9nEaa thsg aaznos ehAnas -
Fannina ~ fEalaa. bua they ean nss
t&N&AA aAAAa 4ERl44 - 4HH8 4&A-Ez@M %AN'stAN+
Ihey are tgyina = haFa sqeh elanass
mads Ia fks train nehsdnis. They
pzomissa &Isec4 nofFsoe ever she
h.switehhMakn whansgeK tke tins o.
runmsma Of sK9smn en tke Pages Hound
Ehoxe Inns b eAnneeas
@WEll you sseetVe easteEn mail eAriieE
fhan here1oeusef1
aWe ahoGid desc. Es1n nnds1 pres
unt aEKanasmsna d Is po9sibla 90 een4
eastern mail hers By ne train wnlsA
strives at sfx ofclock ID eh9 eWenanR.
Formaxiy q arrived % the best a nine
o'aiock. IL ehMnaes 10 MEne azs made
me Suggested - would sNselF1 casters
mail along about uoou.
ssOnief OleEk HeAKy said while here
DissEibaiina CBexk Ooonba saRNe@fe4 @
this polas. ssshat We wool1 haRs mail
diFeea oxeR Ste cascades - aoen ~
Willard arranged the trains.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-10-04

DsnoszaAso slmpllsiay sssms 70 Be -
4 dlssouns a Waahinglon lass nov.
A. Pssaldant Olessl4nd b waiEied
thsoaeh sha ssuniFy b hls maNniassua
asasn q Paiiman cara, dlstusbinR Ne
ssams o. Ne sAIlzoads and eolnpsiiinR
vsspis whose basinsm may b muea
nsss lnpossani than shat On whieh BE-
Il hent 70 awass bis paaasurs. Old sams
Dsnoasaia snaaa panss aea HsndsF
whsahw n vas n truth thsis parry
whlsh wnn nosuatomsd 70 praas Of yes-
fsssonian almyIlolsy 10 Ne days 81 he
cablIsau rule. Ths sight Of NJ oisss-
Iand's ilyine palaces mag BE- exceedingly
Impressive. bus q mag BE- Questioned
whssAaR Il win make any DsneeFsiie
Ssfss far naxs year.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-10-04

Il seams almost impossible 10 imagine
what taata ie nov being displayed Ia the
manufactaKinR and DESIGNING Of boys'
clothing, and the lasts required Ia 90
leotiua Che various shades and designs,
eut the well knawn arm Of Kline 4
Rosenberg have this season secured
through their watehfal manager Of the
boys olothinR Department NE largest
and naost varied assortment Of boys'
Jersey and afeckinat saiia Ia all shaded
aud Is different styles, incsnding soc
pspnlaF Norfolk and sailor designs ever
pfeaenasd % the punnhasinR community
Of Bealtle end ViainifY. An invitation
b extandsd 20 ell parents blessed with
sona 70 aAR9 upnm these gama Of arkiatie
taste, aud giAace al shsna and the res
scnable prices marked will move them
from cur crowded shelves. o.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-10-04
rnR AMARemssFa ANn TuksR
Kmt&NnA,

The condemned Anarchists wAo are
lying Ia Sc 0hieaes AL WAITING Goa he
day sst for their exssntion. may veil
cray 10 ha delivered from thalr feel
friends II Most and his as3eiples in
New Yssk. uhisAeO Ana elsewhere we're
earnestly aeslseas 81 seeing their cen.
dsmnsd essahsFen hanR asseFding 10
programme. thar esala noa aaopt q
Sonrss better eAlcalatsd - hsina about
that Essala than he enc apsa whieA
shey hsss ~ eat.
ne only hops 81 saa eaaAemaed men
nov Nee In tha passihilisy that Govern
e. Osiesng vill Sc a. 10 sOmmsie Their
esaaanesA- TIE proposed appsal 10 ne
sepseEne ooast % the ustts4 ssasss may
et enca be ast aaWn as useless. he
federal eozFis vii refuse "a Interfere 10
the eAss. and ne osly ApseAl wlth he
sltshssEs pssspeos q sacessa thai cAr
now ke made h 10 Ne olenancy q ~
0evssnor o. he Stats b. uhsss eoHraa
thay have bsSn feana guilty.
II GovarnOs uRleshy sxasaAs rnsEcy
30 shsss wrceehes. 8 very tsapFshahss
tAing 10 any event. Il vii oalY be %
he assurances tAAa their friends I'll
Asop thsiE lAuins and nsar3sroaa eco
spsEAsy and sa6sav0E 70 bseesns Rood
sisiasaA TEE Aaarehlaas ssn nsveR In.
aaee hla b eoamnas the seaiaae1s u
shsiF esnEaass BY tArsasa. GosssnaI
0slsahy uas q saAaieE. end - Gee Aaa
ssaE qaessionsa ~ fasa shaa be d q
brave wan. Al aais@gas 10 ts4MAaen
hlm may - vail b glSsa - Grsa a.
lasa. n be shswx mEfay b lhe AaaFeA-
isss a vsil ~ henaass ~ I'll Aa aaaaa-
80 tAas tesiF taaars eanaans and slsAa
81 thsiS triends weaia b aasA as d
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-10-04

Thar = cnfy ena Ao1na ID ths Na4th-
~eat th&a ea4 thNlR eoada usthoaa ahs
asslNlAnee % weaienAla haugss aAA thas
asn al tAam Flehs % - rsaailaR. anA
- e1aim NE kanat. TaAtas & Sinaeruan
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-10-04

Besi trade ia kid and IwAds gloves
ever offered; 8 button length, undsess.
ed Kids, 9Th stitched baek, for 81, 10 BE-
bad only q tha great msEoan tile house
Of Toklas 4 eineeFman.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-10-04
THE STAMPEDE RTsRr.
AnnrvAL ~ rnH Tws PnEsoaEss AID Pan.
TECuLkRa on IHR zBoun&n.

ARRIVAL ~ IME I'VE PAk4o4Ba8 AID Pan
TacuLkRg oR ZHB znoun&n.
Depusy sheriff and Dstective Miles
arrived In Seattle on 6aRAay night with
the two msn, Moran and Janes. Who
wsFe arrested co the warrant tels-
Graphsd By P0lies Judge Jones, on
Saturday. charging them with assault
and baasasy. A number Of Witnesses in
ths oass arrived yesterday, and from
than the information vas gained that
tralnmasfsK, Who has charge 81 tbs
moving Of al trains over the switch
back, had 10 have some freight trans
fsFrad at Stampede from q wrecked car
to @ sound one. Five hFakemnn esn-
ployed By the Northern Paeiae Railway
we're the snly Esn ayailabis for the
york. and they we're ordered 10 20 at u.
They
RR0MPTLx HnEuBKD 10 Dc THIS
And we're &c promptly discharged. I'm
mediAtely on their discharge they vent
ont and pFimad themselves with whisky
aud returning. eommeneed 30 assault
Lawson. Eve 10 enc we're too many,
and Lawson was pretty badly Injured.
They left him and wrecked the station
huuS9 and telegraph ofilee and vent
down 20 tbs sand house, whek6 they
found q man named II. Meliam, who
had nbthlnR 70 do With them, and hnaw
nothing Of he trouble between them
and Lawson. This Mastered nothing.
They we're thirstinQ fer e3re, and
mashed 4allam's face vert Sadly.
Northern Pacific Detective Niles, who
holds Q eommission from tie sheriff Of
King County, got after the meu as soon
~ be heard of Il, and saeoeeded In
u0elEing The diatufbanoe and AFfesfina
Koran and Jones. When brought DO
thia city they we're a. once pas
IN THE COUNTY JAN.
Ms.J. II. Mitchell, Jr, wrote to Az
sietana Prosecuting Attorney Piles, de-
failing the circumstances In the cass
and aiaiina thak there we're duties de
voivlnR on the position 0eenpied By Mr..
Lawson whtehFW0nld prevent him arriy-
ina till last evening. He mentioned the
fast that the Sheriff 81 Kitfitab County
senA HE dapnty 70 help MF. Miles, who
vas alone Ia making the agfests. He
also states that he shinks be can have
the other thraa man, w. 7. Mormil, j..
Mcdonald and @. J. MeOaEihy, arrested
and may have to wire 10 Seattle for an.
other warrant, and thanka the anthoxi-
stes here for their prompt action.
Last niahs The witnesses we're all
present. 10 Police Judge Jonea's once,
bat MF. T. O. Gil9an, counsel for the
prisoners, obtained a continuance Of
the eaee until tap o'clock this morning.
A fresh tnfoF@alion was also laid,
ehsrefnR them With assault and battery
on H. Mallam.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-10-04

TIE MEMBERS or STEVENS POST ARE
requested TO meet II tAeir hall Tuesday.
oetebee ath. "a p. m, vita uniform and belt
q fR a. Erasticnkle. Tue march 10 Turn
vcfesp ~ will b. made Il Gss0 ,. m, headed
by TIE PublIc Eehosf Drum Corps. Visiting
eslAa q 4. aaaeLMRs. Oonmandsr.
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UTANTEn- hELLAkkz aoCSKKKKRER
w 3 eaa2 faE tAEsN pasaa&a "a . raneA
20 eA5asz$aA g q wisss9 sisk sae cAlsarsn. -
~ msslAs tapeases pa. keqzlFe e CRAM
! plcKKf, - tsEkae Coar6 waaAiassna
AE~e& Ell
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-10-04

WANEgp-Tc PrRchAsG On no RxsF
w AsmRu tafnn&sg Arm. aalAsF aaae-. A.
~ sAeeRs &9st - e. Mis wA4ar. Afannss q
q WkLkgz raFs MaAispn as
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AEoSKR TO loAs os4xvg sgocK, on
M AsassAaa t1zzlzusa. - @aaAezi szzEEa.
ION. NKkIsEk . o.. aAca ws1h 1mIas
s1isA. 1A2va "a, sEpQasss Ok sszsas. sa1Ssf
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-10-04

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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-02-26
The WAY OF ".

This Is the way OF it, wide world over:
One - beloved. aud one il the lover:
One gives. and the other rrrni yes.
One iayIshes all i'll a wild emotion,
One offers slIIie FOR LIES devotion:
One hopes, ana the other believes
One lies awake Ill tine night to Weep,
Ana the other drifts into sweet sound sleep
One soul Is aiaIe with godlike passion
One plays with love III All idler's fashion:
One speaks. and the other HEIRS
one soOa L love YOU AID wet eyes show it,
And one iaU-,i!s lightly ard says Il know IT.,
With smiles tor the others tears.
One lives for the other and nothing beside
And the other remembers the world is vide
This is the way of it, sad earth over:
The heart that breaks is the heart OF the lover
And the other learns tn forget
For what IL the Use OF endless sorrow?
Though the sun goes clown. 1t will r;se to uorrow
And lite il not over vet
On. Know this truth, If know no other,
That Passionate Love Is Pains own mother
ELLA WHEELER WILCOX
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-02-26

xxVU tue Aiutuy JOufu8l
AS a Journal representative sat in the chair of
Maiden lane barber the other day. the genial
artist OF the brush observed that the journalist
sneezed when his hair was combed. "Did touch
the sneezing spot?" inquired the barber He then
proceeded 70 explain that the "Sneezing SPOT" was
place 10 the left OF the middle Of the fore
neao. why" said he, "there are men who come
y, ,nsi mere VINO sneeze regularly every time comb
snsn nar OF shave them just a. soon - the comb
oAy VINO sneezed three times just as hard Is he
Coolo al because touched the 'sneeztng SPOT
noStrf" ~~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-02-26

ltLOWfN5 News.
An es,inable lady OF the West Side has had the
fortune OF three husbands-two having passed over
10 the majority. BY the first husband there is a
son; by the second a very bright little daughter,
one day While some lady friends were lunching
with the mother, the little girl asked:
'.Mamma, has Jack papa in heayen9r
"1es, darling; hush!" replied mamma
"Haye a papa in heaven"
"1es, darling; hush!" repeated mamma
After pause and profound thinking the little
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